In fact, native dogs need to be vaccinated. No matter what breed or environment they live in, dogs should be vaccinated against infectious diseases in about 45 days. Infectious disease vaccines require three injections. Each injection of infectious disease vaccine is administered 21 days apart. It is enough to inject rabies vaccine after three months. After the vaccine is injected, blood can be drawn 14 days apart to test whether the antibodies are qualified. After passing the test, you can bathe the dog normally and take it out for a walk. In the future, you can receive a booster injection every year.

Precautions for dog vaccination:

1. Before the dog is vaccinated, it is necessary to conduct a physical examination to see if the dog is healthy. Vaccination is convenient only when the dog is in good health. Otherwise, the dog’s immunity will not be increased and the dog’s life may be in danger.

2. After vaccination, you must observe for half an hour before going home to ensure that there are no allergic symptoms such as itching all over the body and shortness of breath.

3. Dogs are very weak after being vaccinated. They should avoid going out as much as possible to prevent being infected by external bacteria and viruses.